Sentence examples for news operator from inspiring English sources
It is the first time an overseas news operator has launched a service specifically targeted at British viewers.
Among them were eight children killed when the rebels struck Al-Furqan school in government-held western Aleppo, according to Syrian state news operator SANA.
In an interview with the Turkish state news operator Anadolo, Turkey's Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that his government and Russia, "have similar views on the ceasefire in Syria, humanitarian aid and finding a political solution".
Those seeking medical assistance abroad cannot leave from Sana, where the coalition has closed the airspace to civilian flights, although it said it would allow humanitarian flights to resume on Monday, according to a report by Saudi news operator Al Arabiya on Sunday.
It's a dangerous thing to propagate... I'm hoping that I will have a future in news in cable, but not the way some cable news operators wrap themselves in the American flag and patriotism and go after a certain target demographic, which is very lucrative.
NEW YORK ― The cable news chyron operator is a midlevel job, usually staffed by a production assistant in his or her mid-20s.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Bus Operator Files for Bankruptcy | Coach America, one of the country's biggest bus operators, said its decision to file for Chapter 11 protection arose not from business difficulties but from the burden imposed by its big debt load.
Over the course of the film another character, a geeky television news camera operator named Hal (Jonah Hill), undergoes a transformation into a superhero named Tighten.
In a video recorded shortly after his detention in Syria, the man, known in the Turkish media as Ziya T., spoke of the killing to a news camera operator.
It looks, then, as if a new, extended solar minimum is about to begin.That is good news for operators of communications satellites.
This has been great news for operators of the many small privately run coal mines on the bare hills around Datong, which spend little on equipment or safety.
